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lj wc nave Dccn pieyenicu v) xnc Ja rnnnf !li3 cron of . .ecd 0f this valuable
force of circumstances the -.strongest
issuing
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" monthly numbers regularly, at the; pro
sper time, for several mouths, and now,
, : though late in July, we are just hring-
hi out the June number of the Arator.
If, however, our subscribers will contin-
- uc to exercise patience, they shall re
; coivc all the numbers due them, or their
? " value in cash, should the publication be
. .discontinued before the end of the year;
: "WARTS OX CATTLE.
;It Is said tlic application vof strong
, -beef brine will remove warts from cat-
tier Keep them in the sun, and rub it
' on well as often as it dries, for two or
; three days. .
VALUABLE CITY FKOPEltTY FOU SALE.
The subsenber offers for sale his former resi
, dencc in the North-AVcstern part of the City ot
Rafcigh. It is pleasantly and beautifully situa
ted, in a good neighborhood, convenient to the rail
road Depot, and the building is commodious and
constructed with convenience!: for k large family.
There are three acres in the lot, rich and highly
productive, which, as the grounds lie well for sev
eral building lots, will be divided, or sold in whole,
to suit purchasers, if early application be made
The subscribor will also sell his present resi
dence half a mile East of the Capitol, in the midst
of the best society. The. dwelling house is large,
and pronounced by Judge's to be one of the best
built houses in the City. The but houses are good
and -sufficiently numerous. The lot contains sev
eh or eight acres of excellent landjand the place
is universally admired as one of thejnost beautiful
v nnd desirable situations, in or near the City. It
will bo exchanged, if desired, for land, provided
' the land and location should suit.
JCSfI will also sell 200 acres- land 4 miles from
f Itaieigh-7-a valuable market farm,
-'vy' r - THOS. J. LEMAY.
Haleigh, Nov. 1st, 185G- ;
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. The house: and lot, ; ini the city,
Tiwt mentioned in tlie foregoing adveV
' tiscmcnt, (remaining unsold,) is oftered
-for rent. , ; 1 T. J. LEMAY.
s Ilateifih, March 19, 1857. J
plant; some of the properties of which are said to be
as follows , .
First, an acre of the stalk properly cultivatedt will
yield from 400 to .500 gallons of pure syrupy equal
to tne best New Orleans. r I
- Second. It surpasses air other plants for fodder
and for fecdiug green to cattle or hogs, on account .
of the great abundance of sugary juice 'which, it
contains, amT when sown in close drills yields ?an
immense crop of fodder: v ' v ! '
Third. It is so certain, and prolific a crop, that
planters may be sure of succeeding with itasa syrup.;
prant any where South of the State of New York, f
This seed h offered for sale in pAckages sufficient
to plant half an acre 4 feet x 1J- feet, at one dollar
per package- If sent by mailr thirty cents must be
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Jan'y 15, 1857. - : 12 2t
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